Misinformed…?

July 1st, 2011. CD30, 17DPO… Maybe?

So, I’m beginning to think that maybe Dr. Fran and the ultrasound tech were perhaps mistaken about my so-called “early ovulation”. I plugged in a manual override on FertilityFriend back when they told me they suspected I had ovulated, and since then I’ve been moving along as if I’d already passed that OV date.

My temp surged yesterday, and stayed up higher than it’s been all cycle again today. I’ve also had the weird rubber cement-y CM the past few days as well, which I guess could be classified as eggwhite.

I removed the override from CD13 today, just to see what happens if my temp stays up tomorrow. I have a pretty good feeling that FF will confirm what I already think.

Tell me what you think about this chart:

Oh, and because I thought the doc couldn’t possibly be wrong about my ovulation status, the husband and I have been a little lax on the baby-making the past two weeks.

And by lax, I mean dry spell.

Sahara.

We tried to sneak in a little encounter last night, but everything in me tells me it was too late to catch that egg. If there even was an egg.

I’m just ready to call this month quits and move along to my first Femara cycle–with monitoring.

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2 comments on “Misinformed…?”

Ignorance is definitely not bliss. At least in my opinion. I think with our situations it’s best to be as informed as possible. We have so little control of things as it is – it’s imperative that we know as much as we can – and yes, even question our doctors. The biggest mistake I made was to NOT question my doctors. It brought me to three losses. Had I informed myself more, perhaps I would have avoided that last ectopic. You don’t want to look back on your decisions and regret them. In our case, knowledge is the only power we have. Still crossing my fingers for you that FF is wrong and the docs are right!

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